Rödl & Partner “Czech Law Firm of the Year 2016” in the category of tax law for fifth year in a row

Prague, 08/11/2016: The ninth edition of the contest "Czech Law Firm of the Year" culminated in renewed success for the international professional services firm Rödl & Partner. Rödl & Partner defended the first place as the Czech Law Firm of the Year in the category of tax law and received recognition also in other areas.
 

Also this year’s edition of the prestigious awards saw Rödl & Partner win the highest possible accolade in the category of tax law – for the fifth time in a row. Rödl & Partner Czech Republic also received an honourable mention as a “highly recommended law firm” in the category of employment law and a “recommended law firm” in the category of company law.
 

This year, we are celebrating in Prague the 25th anniversary of establishing the first office outside of Germany. We are all the more happy about receiving this award again and, of course, this accolade is all the more precious to us”, says JUDr. Petr Novotný, Rödl & Partner's Managing Partner in the Czech Republic. He goes on to add that he is also very pleased about Rödl & Partner being recommended as a prominent law firm also in other categories, in which the Rödl & Partner consultants have recently implemented very important projects.
 

Tax law services are one of the core competencies of Rödl & Partner, which are not only handled by attorneys, but also by auditors and tax consultants. By bringing them together, our firm is able to offer a wide array of tax services, supporting our clients with comprehensive and complex advisory from a legal, economic and accounting perspective.  
 

The contest “Czech Law Firm of The Year” was initiated in 2008. It is modelled after international rankings such as Chambers Global, PLC, IFLR 1000 or Legal 500. In the Czech Republic, the title of the Law Firm Of The Year is awarded by the online legal journal EPRAVO.CZ. This year's 7th edition of the contest was organised under the auspices of the Czech Minister of Justice, Prof. JUDr. Helena Válková, CSc, and the Czech Bar Association.